In The January 2007 Issue

Features

Core Technology Feature

Image Processing SolutionsWith all of the buzz surrounding smart cameras, the frame grabber (and other dedicated image processing hardware) still holds a strong place in meeting the needs of more demanding image processing applications.

Industry News

Component Integration

The Migration to Digital from Analog CamerasWith the introduction of industrial digital cameras for the machine vision and scientific imaging markets nearly 20 years ago, why is it that the majority of cameras used in vision systems last year continue to be based on analog cameras?

Application and Technology Notes

Real-Time, High-Speed Image ProcessingDALSA presents a case study on how designers at a leading semiconductor equipment company approached and achieved their high-speed and real-time goals when designing their next generation wafer inspection system.

2007 Imaging Solutions of the Year

High Tech Becomes Child's PlayWild Planet Toys, Inc. was looking to integrate sophisticated imaging technologies into a children's toy that would generate an exciting and fun experience for a cost-effective price point.

Safer General AviationSpatial disorientation, a condition in which a pilot's perception of direction differs from reality, is typically brought on by flying in poor conditions with limited visibility.

Automating Aerial Refuelling for UAVsUnmanned airborne vehicles (UAV's) can operate tirelessly in comparison to their human pilot counterparts; however, a limiting factor preventing ultra-long endurance missions is the requirement to refuel.

Adding Processing Power to Computed TomographyAdvances in sensor technology in Computed Tomography (CT) have created an increasing number of images per procedure, posing a challenge for processing in a timely manner that is compatible with the hospital workflow.